No date specified CRANBROOK
A big, ghostly black dog is said to roam the area known as Skull’s Gate Farm.
No date specified SHEERNESS, ISLE OF SHEPPEY
Shurland Hall dates back to the 12th century when it was established by Adam de Shurland. The marshes surrounding the ruins are said to be haunted by a black hound. Sightings however seem few and far between.
No date specified COBHAM, nr GRAVESEND
The Blue Donkey is an obscure apparition said to have haunted St Andrew’s Church but details remain vague of this intriguing legend.
No date specified FAVERSHAM
Two separate incidents to record, the first concerning a ghostly fox said to haunt the railway bridge, although sightings are few, and also the rumours that there was once a local woman blamed for witchery for it was once said that she owned a hideous beast, something akin to a cross between a goat and a dog. The whispers of her sorcery eventually got round and she, along with her peculiar pet, were killed, and said to forever haunt the area as lonesome spirits.
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